Posted by: dxdd January 2, 2020
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Thanks maxpayne for the response!
In case this is useful to someone in the future, here is how mine got solved.
The transkript issued by Nepalese University just has the subject name, full marks, pass marks and obtained marks. What they were looking for was equivalent credit hours. So what I did was create a separate word document that looks similar to transkript but added an extra column for credit hours. The value for this column for each subject can be found in the syllabus provided by the university. Then sent this document to my college, where they printed it on their letterhead and sent it again to CGFNS. This time it was approved!
In case this is useful to someone in the future, here is how mine got solved.
The transkript issued by Nepalese University just has the subject name, full marks, pass marks and obtained marks. What they were looking for was equivalent credit hours. So what I did was create a separate word document that looks similar to transkript but added an extra column for credit hours. The value for this column for each subject can be found in the syllabus provided by the university. Then sent this document to my college, where they printed it on their letterhead and sent it again to CGFNS. This time it was approved!